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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

shels sAmta - Al a1als s1sesM Ths
busines - ~ sity tzrsa - pass ~
msn1bs = rsseahig Essn tsias % lknue
timsa - aaans - g was daEinR -
ssms yeEie9 iset yeaE, and sheEs =
every fszssn = bsiisss shns & vil -
essnm steadily.
khess nrs many ssnsnus sos teiu
pnsnoainaI eEssth e ~ bnninsss e
me saiy. Ths ASA Is eDnrss. h fhs
sssa1y ineEsas b pgp1isaion w1isa -
a,tls hss s1pssisnssA TIA AossEsr,
isn0l h lansif Asmsiens 70 assssna ga
Ne in4ssns n ~ ysia@s Of tra1s.
Msah II n b sss - sshsr ssassa. Ths
saRians prodnsis 81 Wsstsru W@shinR'
ton kaEs rs fsr masy yesfs eomma1d-
e - aood pres = thsy Do - plssest.
Rcs unany en1ufha tks psisss % lumbaz
snd eoai ksys bssn hieb end TIE De-
mand hAs ben sissdy. An immensa
smouns q nsnsy has TINS bean seas-
lsssd fhsou1hs1l tie rast eoantEy NIB
atsfy - ssassIs. snd IL prsssnss snos
being fsll thFenah the varicus sAan
Bels 81 tr1de- The largs amoant u
FsiiEoad wofk dens u the inmsdlais
vicinity Of sssttls and me builafnR
boon ia The eisy have also besn power
fal aasneies h ssstsesina nlonsy broad-
cast among ths psopis. and Il Il osrtain
that he snoant u monsy In general
siFsulaiion thFoaah0ss The B0and o0un-
try n greater 81 prsssat than a any
pEevious time.
Gratifying as he presents business
aitastion IL. hewsvsF, rs ontloqk fsF
ths fuiaEe Is none NE Iss 90. Our
nsnshanis have al pssparsa for ~
snoEmous fail and winter tsads, and
they vii have u. TIE railroad uofk
and ths huildinR boon vii conifnas
wishout inteEruptiOn tbsoaahoat tie
winter. and thsrs l. NJ indication Of .
break IN the prizes Of either lumber o.
coal. TIE returning bop pieksEs viii
also soon pat . large amoant Of
money 10 circulation. sad before many
weeks ths FssaEns from the hep Greg
nos bssne harvested vii begin 20 d
fsiL There i, tbsEsfors, sysEy reason
70 anticipate furthsr Increase Of buai-
peas and 20 hope that the oomaDs
mO.ths will Be even more prosperous
than thoss OF the pasa SIMMER.
The people Of seattle and Of the en-
tire Puesa soand basin should feel graf
lied 81 The buaintss outlook. Th'
season upon vhioh vs are entering h
practically ssFsain to b one Of usez
amplsd pSnspeFity.
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rus VuCS russuDExcr.

Althoash 10 IL generally conceded teaa
President Cleveland vill bead the Den-
oossits tisksa next year, q IL By no
means 80 certain VITO Will be the eandi
date Ter the vtos PFesiasney. There
are not lAskins PrumineAs Democrats
~ho are willing 20 share Ne. Cieveland's
forsunss 10 the extent Of eeeoEaitg HE
associate % the tiekss. and a. each %
sh@n eas hts sup.eFssFs. IL ID probahls
thai tAs canvass Tor ies Wise Ppssidsn-
tiAl nomsnatiea vii osesry tue Elaes
10 TIE mtsds 81 n~EeeFAts usaAily 90.
eapisd By he CANVASS Tor tas hinhsE
eominAsi0n-
Il 10 gsntsaiiy sonesdsa thai the eun
didAls tss ne vios Psesiasssy shoald
oorns from tie west OF he soaiA. and
t6e aspsrAEts tee the AO@irnaion are
linitfd 10 these seetieos. Il Is aid 10
~ ths destre q Prsssdeni Cleveland
teAt he asroeiate on tAs ticket shall Ae
= Uuioa veteran a. yell a. Western
nan, and thsse are thses Esa Vic sx-
sssiy 81 thsse FsqaiErnssuts. and easA
81 She@ teisAs ~ = preeis<ly TIE nsan
70 b Plassd GO TIE tioAss Thess are
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run saw srnsEY sess 70 aEsIuE.

senator MoPhenon, Who for years
has been lhe almost undisputsd boss Of
the Democratic parry 10 Nsu jersey, has
announced that be wtIl retire perna-
neutiy from public life 81 the end Of
hls present term In the senate. He has
lose been an active politician. and bis
voluntary retirement from politics sur
prises the people Of Nsv Jersey not >
litlle. senator MoPbeFson is not given
10 Sudden freaks, and his FupporteF -
are II q Ioaa 10 account for his unex.
peotsd Dissemination. AL sorts Of
theories are suggested 10 connection
With ths matter. bot there 10 one which
does not seen 10 havs oeoarsd 10 any
body. That is that the senator 10 sim
plS tired Of public life and that he de-
airea 10 retire from politics because BIZ
appetite for that form Of excitement
has been fully satisfied. II is not 10.
coneeivable that = man shoald desire
10 retire from politics precisely a. be
wsuld desire 10 retire from any other
business 10 whicb he might be engaged.
OF elaFae. there are fev vito do -
retire, bat there Is no reason fos sap
posing that Senator Mcpherson Il no.
one OF them.
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re aENnY VILLARD.
Z LErTxB ADDRESSED TO HIM II TMR
PORTLAND BoARD or xnApR--
noRoRa Trfr.hTHoW

q Lrrrxn ADDRESSED TO HTN n TnE
PORTLAND BOARD or xRApR-
coaoRATuLATtoN.
The following lette. has been ed
dressed 10 Henry Willard By the PORT
land Board OF Trade;
PonILAsD, Oregon. Sept. q. 1887.
Mr.. Henry Willard, New foFk Oily-
Dsar Sir: Al 9 special meesine OF this
board, held September 20. 1851, il was
unanimously voted that the Presidents
and Secretary BE- suthoFixsd aud direct
ID 20 forward 10 you, over the seal OF
the board. q suitable expression Of The
satisfaction which I'll tts msmbeFs feel
a your restoration TO q position OF
power and inaaenoe In the directorate
% that Rreas corporation, The Northern
Pacific Railroad Company. Soon after
y0aF retirement from the presidency Of
that corporation In January, 1854. this
beard passed q preambls and res To-
tons which Il vas oar pleasure 30 trans
nit 10 700, and which ct forth II ear
ness language the deep appreciation of
this basieesz community and the people
Of our city, Of yoar e4srts Ia connecting
us By rail vita the East; Of your Inter
ess In. aud gifta 10 educational and
charitable Institutions; Of your thorough
comprehension Of the aituation OF Port
land aa the commercial center Of this
vass region, Of your unvaFytnQ policy
consistent herewith, and OF your gen.
sroeity 10 aaariaotnn your private for
tuna IN Sustaining thoas stocks IN which
many Of your friends, both here and
elsevhsre. had invested.
The closing paragraph Of those reso-
lutiana WAa - foiiows; And Wo sin
ceealy hope and trust THAI be may Be-
econ FestaTa6 20 health, wealth and TIE
position be b % e0inentls qualified TO
All.s
DuFine the period Of your retirement
from active participation In railroad
and hnancial AFFAIRS. 80 have watched
with patiena faith foe the falfillment Of
the hope expressed In the extract last
quoted.
We we're eouadsnt that the day woaId
surely come when ona 90 well ecaippsd
0y nature. habit and expsrience % o.
rect the course Of large oorpogafio1s
and 70 engage In great mon9tary trans
actions. wonld be again called upon 10
sxerciss q prevailing tndaeBee upon that
aroap Of oorpofatioua % scar oun ere
alton which 70 lAEaeiv control the trans
psstasion Of the Nogthwese 20 ear
monixs their Interests. to aioeRalize their
policy. ana especially 10 lifs TIE mag
agreement Of What shoald Be q great
tFAneeansiuentAl line frem the rarrow
rnt 10 piane hiRh enoagh % make Il
an tmpaftt1 oomDan carrier. 'undsr
Substantially similAR circumstances ard
coodaiens." To pat an end % The sf.
fort 10 turn By violencs the streams Of
coumecce fr0m their natural and an
pointed ehannalA
We eOnndansU lock 10 yoa for saeh
indaenSe. and bslieve us shall n0s Be
diss ppointed.
We sincerely bope that ere ionQ yea
viii nad Aooeve8ient toagAin vlaii Pert
lAn4. and 80 can saaafa 20 . warn
wsicoDe fEon teis oomm1niey.
Via ths assurances % ear perarnal
conss0eRation. 80 remain. fos the Baard
Of Trade - PortlaRa, Oregon. very ~
sp<ssfailv aad ainsSfsiy goanA.
DoaAED MacGMAF. Psssidnuf.
=. B. AhNoxn. Secretary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

The New York sga. after FssisvtDe
che political siiustisa in the Empire
STATE, eonsluaes that the Repubiiesns
are stronger there ihsn thsy hsvs been
for many years snd admonishss she
Democrats that Il tbsy bope 70 carry
che stats they will havs 70 vaks ~ and
that, too, with0ul farther delay. tbs
Son Is visa IN warning iss political
brethren Of tbs gravity Of the sisns'ioD,
bat lie appeal for them 70 wake % siIi
probably so ushseded. This is . year
for q Repnbiican awakening IN New
York a. well 90 elsewhere. and u 10 the
turn Of she Democracy 10 sleep.
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TmR PrGEr soUSD CARaYISe
TRAnE

There are not wanting indications
thai the great Valae and Importance Of
the Puget Sound carrying trade is be-
ginning TO be recognised. The increase
10 the number Of steam vessels plying
on the Sound within the past year IL
very marked. aud tbs addition OF sew
eral fne steamers 10 the Sound marine
within the near future is assured.
Manager Holeomb. Of the Oregon
Railway a Navigation Company. stated
daring bis recent Wait 10 Seattle that
the olympian.' ana perhaps also The
Alaskan, would be ordered aFound from
Portland At once. Thess magnificent
vesaela ID will be FeuemhoFed. we're or.
iainally designed FOE service on The
Sound, and their entrances upon the
work fer which they we're buit would
merely be in puFsusnee OF long cher
ished purpose 90 the part Of the man
agemens Of the Oregon Railway 4 NAvi
CATION Company. The two splendid
vessels woald certainly b welcomed
With delight by the people OF Puget
Sound. They wOald add much 10 the
attsaelsveness Of travel. and would
more than double The facilities Of che
oreRsa Railway a Navigation Company
for handling freight.
Bat the Olympian and Alaskan ere
not the oaly promised additions 10 oar
steam marine. The splsndld steel
steamer Premier. which 10 BEING bailt
for the Canadian Pacific railroad 81 San
Francisco, Il neAEing eonpletlon and will
be on the roase bsiWeen yaaooaver add
Seattle within = tsu veeks. II is Prob
able also that another steamer will be
PLACED gu this route. The managers Of
she Canadian PAcids have promised
that the Seattle baaingss viii b fally Al
teeded 10, and 90 one steamer. even
thongh 10 BE- sach q oae ~ the frsmier,
is able 10 handle thu, business sAaisfao
toF'ly. IL Is stated that the am0ans OF
Seattle freight nov accumulated 81 Van
eOuves is suftoisnt te s@ploy . steamer
steadily tos thirty days. and there b no
reason 70 believe that TIE rolane 81
basinsss gin decrease. Ga the coo
traEy, Il will increase. and the Canadian
oehossls will soaa aEd that 9 daily
Steamer e peosssay II they are 10
handle the Seanls bsslnssa a. Il sAOala
Be banded.
Altogether, iae oaslook for TOE rapid
Increase % tee steam marine Of Puses
soaod y sxoellsnL and seattle e. she
sapply center Of the SQUAD yin be
greatly esusasea BY the pssssnes On q.
waters 81 such steamers - he Premiss,
the Alasktn Sns shs OtxupiSn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

Hsnsy George 10 sbou. 70 begin . VIC
oEous campaign 10 Nsw York. II will
ossenaibly be in the intsEest Of The
Uuitea Labor party. whioh has noni-
mated Henry for Secretary Of slaae, bot
II will really be In The iniersst Of paper
Of which Mr.. George is the proprietor,
She Subscription Iist Of which viii b.
greatly increased BY season Of excite
msnt and political activity. TIE leader
Of the aAntl Poverty Crusade" Ia said 70
have Increased bis wealth By about sixty
thousand dollars sinse be vas . eanci-
Date for Mayor OF EsS York, which ID
certainly doing very we'll fer dali year
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AZ AasIsTAAr anCmETAEY wANrED,


Presidents Cleveland and Secretary
Bsyafd are casting shout for en- Assist
ant Secretary Of State 70 sseosed Az
als,Ans Secretary Porter. Of Tennessee.
Assissapt Secretary Porter stood The
psouliaf meth0ds Of Mr.. BsyaFd ubtil
bic self respect oveFoame ham and then
be resigned and left waahinasen with
cot 20 much ~ saying good bye 70 his
late ehief. M. Porter IL q strong Demo-
orat and be has been an enthusiastic
anppoFtsr Of sue administration. bat
bis AmsEicanism was too strong foF tbs
atmosphere Of the AnRlOmaniao State
Department. and IL beeane necessary
for him 10 lesse.
Some difRooltY Gill doubtless be sx-
peEisncsd u securing successor 70 Mr..
Porter. The ofHOs OF F,Fsi Assistant
secretary Of Stats is . good one and
there are thousands a Democrats Who
woaId be glad 70 get Il. II is necessary,
however, thai the ooeupaat Of the ofios
b. . man Of afai class ability 81 well ~
Of natienal reputation, and il is NOT
Easy 30 fnd man falHlling these re-
qairements Who uill consent 70 become
9 mere CLERK Of 90 arrogant and capri.
oioas q chief - Secretary BayaEd. PoTi
isF's resignation became necessary be
cause be had mind Of his ovR, and
no man uho cares 70 Be anything above
. CLERK 10 The Secretary Of State will
sueostd him. Besides all this, the IN.
popularity Of Secretary BayaEd's ed
ministEasion Of the State Department 10
veil uBdsrstood, and no man VITO thinks
that be has q political future cares 20
Identify himself uith il 81 . time when
lie failure 10 generally soknowledRed.
Tue administration 10 meeting with 8
similar difficulty In fading gsntlemsn
Who aFo willing 10 meet Mr.. Jcssph
OhambeFlain and bis British colleagues
on the fisheries commission. II is ah.
aplutsIy necessary thai che AmeTisaH
members Of this commission be men IN
whose abilities the people have she Ut
most eOuAdenoe. Tie appointment Of
unknown men. or uien lightly thought
OF. 10 take charge Of 20 important 9
negotiation would be regarded BY the
American people as q betrayal Of their
cause and would mean political death
fog every one connected with the i'd
minislration. such men a. are needed.
however. Gill Rot become members Of
Mr.. BayaFd's commission. They real.
Ire the unpopnlsrity Of biz plan and do
not desire 10 become identified with u.
Besides. there 10 every probability thai
before the eemnissioa Rels fairly 70
voEk he operations viii be interrupted
BY a Congressional resolution, and no
msn Of ability and reputation cares 10
have anything IN common With such .
eAsoo Asit 10 hoand 10 Be. Placss on The
eomnission AFs said 10 have been oHsrtd
10 several prominent Americans. bat they
have declined With q unanimitY which
must be dissoaSAeine 10 the adminis-
tratiop.
sarely "the times are cot Of joinl"
uhsn = Democratic administrator 10
enable 20 aDd men Who are both villspe
and able TO all ice moss responsible
ofhess. I, IL . fact, nevertheless. that
Secretary Bsyard's manaesmeas Of iks
State Department has hesn s0ch a. 10
rssdes IL extremely dithcals 10 iDdacs
sapaess asn 10 become Identified With
a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

The merchants sod naaafastarsrs a
Seattle esrtaislg have ever reasoG q
feel satisfied With the ostlosk zee trad,
aartns the fAll ard Wt5ssr. Tia bar
Hesa Of the elsy 10 better in Ail ns
eEanshss thaa IA has essa Al ans tins
N ths Pass HISTORY Of esaltie. fas sss.
toFiee aFs ali rasniae 10 thelF fullsas sa
pAcisy. sad ihs vsrsoas uholeaAis setAA.
liahnoats are pasasi 10 tea utuoss in
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

~EQ1 reading - about the very lataas
wEinkis IN ths oniiole of tia sociaI god
q the easae -. Fifty esnas u ths
TAX apen the UoasaAfy rsssDtaele %
The wo1ie-ha p4ns9rstoR % faruEity,
and the e2x upaa his eradaliiy b a
nins u cine aR6 oce-haif Il . enc
handFed- Ths eeRsAcl sHecs Of tA,s
nee Industry upon The poullEy maEkst
eanno9 Be fosetoi6 ent there is no asaht
oat tnat the yosk Of responsibility rest
tne sHon The hens q tbts lard Wtil b
adaitsnnAfty weighted, and shouid the
prncstcs bsecu1s universally popalaF, tie
fnsaoateFs Of The people wln yago de-
spaiEinRiy eVeF their pasposelsas eRRs-
tEfsaee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

A Feeneh nsoleman Who vas pxiv-
neRed 10 AZ TIE age a which 6 woman
Grasses 10 Be young. said that e. thirty =
woman csaio Be said % have onteFed
mo oid-maidenhood. Tai, kowevsF.
hss been rsfutsd BY the sex q large
women. a. rule. ma stain that 9 truiy
nstste woman b Bsvss an old upald m
al soc . forty % in . Rht Of tbs poFt o.
Eatrinony.
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'fSsayvstiaa starsa ne n - facA.s
A~psa said.
~it's euaas % WRITING funny thinaa
Nhioh REGGIE nsHes Rad.
kat sInR ms Sod healtA
In str0zzltrR hard fog h-sRd
BIZ nssnuat iAhor--nsVeF, siF,
r4 saieiie instead
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

The earth alrsady pioutd and bar
Fowed weulds very likely, have bs~p
considered N the LIGHT Of trivial favor
By re meuhef 81 = isFv vha, afte-
Feceivine = hfiv daIlsr bEibs, kieksd Z. :
TO dollar ssxxtcs-fsa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

An MLusTRAIToN OF TIE TRUTH o.
TIE PRovKaB THAT YoU CAN'T
M0sE ALWAYS SOMETIMES TILL.


An MLUsrRATIoH OF THz TRUTH or
THE PRovKaB THAT T0U oAS'x
M0sE ALWAYS SOMETIMES TILL.
"The Rrasshopper asd the clam shall
together lie down 10 peacsful dreams, /"
or words to that effect, h what an en-
thusiastic speaker 10 the last campaign
peFpetraled on bis patient bearers while
speaking Of the frateFnal relations that
should exist between those east and
vest Of the Cascades An incident
shoWinR hsW far from the truth this
pFognosis 10, occurred here recently.
The victim vas w. II. Bishop. Of Min
Deapolis. and IS be boarded the ears
yesterday morning on bis way 10 The
land Of the Rrasshoppers be told q
friend, 20 whom be had arst related the
following story, ''yon can give that 20
the reporters II you wiah, II the stheE
fellow can shoulder his part In the tran
aaetion.
TIE story IS related 10 ths reporter l.
80 follows; Bishop came 70 Taeoma
last sUmmeF and spent several weeks 10
looking around for good thing" IN
tue way Of an investment. He met
Frank Noble, an Oregon gentleman,
With whom be soon became very inii-
msts. They ate, slept and drank To-
eether; told zach other Of thsir boyhOod
days. their prospects and future plans,
IN fAet, hobnoobed together as two
school aria. Bishop told Noble how Be
intended making an investment IN %
acres Of land iast south Of the city; boz
cheap be could Rst It and what IL would
return II handled according 70 q schene
be had connected; that Noble vas 70
have his choice Of any Of The corner
lots, etc. Tue scheme vas discussed as
she table, y bed and e. the bar, and 20
t3tert sted became the O-eRon eonndent
t1at be accompanied his friend to inter
vieW tbs owner. Bishop's money cane
from the East. and the next day be Wss
10 have closed the trade, ont THAI day
revealed 20 him the hekisneas Of hn
ulRnity. NSble. whom be tboaghe vas
Al thaf e noble. had stepped in ana
61oEht the property on bis oun account.
This Il one reason Why Bish0p vas .
passenger on the outgoing Eastern traih
yesterday morning.
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TACOMA.

Ooatractor Morrison VS. yesserdav
awarded the contrast fer bulldog the
addition 10 the Coart House. The bid
was e97l.
4 mosien vas mads yeseerday 20
STRIKE cot the amended answer, and foE
i8dsemsnt for plaintiff, in the Csc OF
u n. D8nforth ~ J. wilson Paxton,
the reasons given being that the de-
fsndant had neglected 10 Gle ansger 70
The inisErogAtortes Of plaintiff within
tgensy days a. required 81 the statute.
Hadsnn B. Dodge. Of Nsw ToEk, yes-
tesdAy boaaht, through Messrs. Nixon.
BrokAw a Hovey, theskAsinR rink prop
erty % q strpel. Belonging 10 Gus SAILS
tEog for eli COO
Mrs.. James MeSaaGht and Mrs. W.
H. PamphFey, Of seattle, and Mrs.. a.
@. HndeA and Der tvo daughters. Of
BloominGton. H., passsd thF0uzh this
eisy lest wednesday en- ro1te 20 81
Paul. wbaFe MEs. McNaneha viii Join
her hasoan0. gao has Fecentiy taken %
his quarters N thai eity.
TEE HcFs NRAkrx HAnvzxrKD.-~The
hogs are nsasiy al psoksd," said the
gentleman fron P1yAllzs yesssrdsV.
'-and tnst indieatss 80 veil a. anythinO
else how far short TIE erop IL A. sam
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TODAY

We offer the best bargains in
OvercOats and suits to be found
i'm this city.
MEMS AND YOUNG MEMS BLACK
MOSCOW BEAVER OVERCOATS at $3.50
that are worth $500.
MEMS AND YOUNG MEMS SEAL
BROWN OVERCOATS at $3.50 that are
worth $16.5O.
MEMS AND YOUNG MEMS FINE
CHINCHILLA, KERSEY, ELYSIAN, d.
AGONAL AND BEAVER OVERCOATS at
$15. 90 that cannot be bought outside of our
store for $4,000.
MEMS AND YOUNG MEMS CUSTOM
MADE OvERCOATs 1--WE say custom made
workrooms by the best of workmen) in all
the latest and nobby styles of cloths at
$4,000. s22.0O, $500, $500, $4,000 and
$350O
Mems and young mems nobby suits cut in
loose and 4-button cutaway frock coats at
$s.5 so, $1,000, $1,000, $500, $500, $4,000,
s22. 90, s25. 90, s2S. 90 and $4,000.
Boys Cape Overcoats for boys to 10
years at $3.50 that cannot be equalled for
$40
Boys Cape Overcoats for boys to II years
for $3.50, $50, $4.0O, $500 and $3.50 that
you will make mistake if you do not get
one for your boy now.
Boys suits for boys to ii in the new
patterns of cloth and style of jackets at
So so, So. 90, So. so, 81 90, $500 and $3.50.
Remember we carry larger stock of chill
dren's clothing than all the dealers in this
city combined.